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These selected essays and poems explore power, identity, and norms. They also model resistance to cultural pressure for women to be polite, sweet, self-sacrificing, and obedient.
SELF-PUBLISHED
CULTURAL CRITICISM
WHY STAY-AT-HOME MOMS NEED A LABOUR CONTRACT
Answering objections to my viral TikTok video with half a million views
Fundamentalism as an immoral application of good intentions
PUBLISHED WORKS
ESSAYS
PUBLISHED WORKS
POETRY
OLD MAN WINTER
When winter becomes the only
season in a marriage
First published in 40 Below V.2 Anthology
SHE WAS ONLY SEVEN
Landscape as witness to a child's sexual assault
First published in Fire in the Pasture
REUNION: POETRY SEC, A-D
People forbidden to union,
as books
First published in Fire in the Pasture
THE MARRIAGE BED II:
ROLE REVERSALS
How a queer wife would husband
First published in Fire in the Pasture
THE MAKING OF EVE
A young man sees through his young lover's mask, loves her in micro detail
First published in Fire in the Pasture
THE NIGHT I DIED
Analysis of a queer relationship going bad briefly interrupted by la petite mort
First published in NorthWord Literary Journal
PUBLISHED WORKS
CREATIVE NON-FICTION
How a mother and daughter become estranged without past resentments
Published in Telling Truths: Storying Motherhood by Demeter Press
The journey out of early marriage and Mormonism as a queer mom.
Published in EXPONENT II:
a Mormon feminist literary journal
